A 3-foot ball python was found trapped in a vehicle grill in Franklin. Police removed the bumper and rescued the snake.
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A three-foot long ball python was safely removed from the grill of a car, thanks to the Franklin Township police department and animal control officers ...
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When officers arrived, they located the python but could not immediately reach it. They had to break off the bumper.
FTPD Officer Lisseth Villacis holds a e-foot-long ball python snake after it was safely removed from the grille of a township resident’s car on September 14. (Photo: FTPD). A 3-foot-long ball python ...
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